What Is That and between Arab Women and Video?: The Case of Beirut
Camera Obscura, 2003, v. 18, no. 3, pp. 40-69
This article is about female and male video artists who lives and practice in Beirut, Lebanon. It also focuses on the issue of media art (video and short documentaries) and its position in society from political, social and cultural point of view.
ITEM 2003.141 – available for viewing in the Research Centre
Videos, Artworks and Artists Cited
Joan Jonas
Ardele Lister
Lisa Steele
Hannah Wilke
Mona Hatoum
Jamelie Hassan
Personal Diary in Desolate Town (2002) – Hadel Nazmy
Rehab El Sadek
Ode to Rhinos – Nadine Touma
Farida Ben Lyazid
Nadia Fares
Randa Chahal Sabbagh
Jayce Salloum
Walid Ra'ad
Transit Visa – Akram Zaatari
Transit Visa – Mahmoud Hojeij
Jalal Toufic
Le Regard (1993) – Yasmina Bouziane
Rounds (2001) – Joanna Hadjihomas
Rounds (2001) – Khalil Joreige
So Near Yet So Far (2002) – Eliane Raheb
In Spite of the War (2001) – Zeina Sfeir
Red Is the Color of My Eye (2000) – Nesrine Khodr
Train/Trains – Rania Stephan
Shameless Transmission of Desired Transformations per Day (2000) – Mahmoud Hojeij
Majnounak (1997) – Akram Zaatari
January 10 (2002) – Nabil Kojok
Caught in Between (2002) – Katia Jarjoura
Walid Raad